EPTThey're not free animations--those bars are the actual relative pitches of the notes.
[midi-animation] the most jaw-dropping midis ever? - Page 2
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
They're not free animations--those bars are the actual relative pitches of the notes. | ||
Mynock
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Haji, could you maybe give the links to the actual MIDI files, I'd like to try them out in Bandstand. Thx. | ||
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Pwntrucci[sR]
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Kennigit
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
1. intonation is too perfect 2. vertical alignment of sound is too accurate (although I hear it adds very small delays so that the sounds are just a bit offset to sound more real) 3. transitions and variations in tempo sound a little contrived 4. solos and such don't quite sound soloistic (timbre, intensity, vibrato, etc. details seem maybe not right) But none of those things are knocks on the audio quality itself. | ||
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p4fn2w
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to miss the mark
Bosnia-Herzegovina1381 Posts
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
On November 13 2007 14:14 p4fn2w wrote: Can Bandstand create midi music too, or just play them? By create do you mean the music notation (note entry) or the mixing/adding effects part? Afaik it just does the latter. I've never used it but I'm pretty sure what it just does is take MIDI input (which would give you the pitches and rhythms, dynamics, and I forget what else if any) and output a much larger audio file complete with all the fine tuning and using those better samples based on what you select (no doubt the output can be compressed to something like mp3). I mean, you can't have those samples and parameters in MIDI. Or maybe somebody who actually knows what he's talking about wants to respond? | ||
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p4fn2w
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Purind
Canada3562 Posts
edit: I just downloaded it and listening to the megaman one. Holy cow, you're right. The real files are on a totally different level than youtube | ||
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anch
United States5457 Posts
I may be wrong or nub about this, but I dont think midi can have all those instruments....? | ||
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Mynock
4492 Posts
On November 13 2007 14:30 p4fn2w wrote: You've hit the nail with your response Myrmidon. I actually meant the former, if it can create the note entry. But I guess it can only do the latter and alter music not create it. Thanks for the response. Yes, it is basically a player, altho with a lot of options. Like Myrmidon mentioned, it can even add variety to the sound in order to mimic a human performance, and the rate of which can be adjusted manually. Also, you can use it to change the existing MIDI file in ways like adding more instruments, changing the existing ones, adding solo sequences, etc etc... It's only drawback perhaps is that it will require at least a Gig of RAM to handle all those samples properly, so if you're short on RAM you better go download some now. | ||
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SayaSP
Laos5494 Posts
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thedeadhaji
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XCetron
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Any for SC? | ||
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Snet
United States3573 Posts
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alpskomleko
Slovenia950 Posts
Takes a while to notice what the point is  I felt like closing all open windows and programs until I noticed it ^^ | ||
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Starparty
Sweden1963 Posts
Midi is not a particular type of sound, its merely a "language" that comunicates between your synthesizer and your soundcard, thus you can practically add any kind of sound from the synth to a midi tone. So as a response to the topic starter, practically all music you hear on the radio wich has any kind of computer based sound in it is using midi, thus this would sound quality wise score pretty low, however im pretty sure that it was exactly these sounds the composer were after and therefore it doesnt matter. | ||
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HonestTea
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Haji - Why does it say "lemon" during the Megaman track? | ||
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dronebabo
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